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Bolivian Senator Nilton Condori political shift and arrest

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In late September 2026, suspended substitute Senator Nilton Condori signaled a political shift by aligning with former President Evo Morales during the ‘Evo Pueblo’ national assembly in Cochabamba. Condori Condori, who had previously criticized Morales’s political ambitions, called for the construction of a new societal model and model, telling Morales, ‘Let’s build another model, brother Evo.’ He criticized the traditional political class and the current administration. administration for stigmatizing social leaders. By mid-October, Condori was arrested in El Alto on charges of terrorism, criminal association, and public incitement to commit a crime. The legal action stems from a criminal complaint filed by Deputy Manolo Rojas of the Christian Democratic Party (PDC) regarding the September 26 meeting in Lauca Ñ, Cochabamba. Prosecutors allege Condori used violent rhetoric, specifically citing recordings and transcriptions where he discussed ‘executing’ certain individuals and ‘extirpating’ an elite, as well as potential blockades of La Paz. The investigation also names former President Evo Morales and leaders Rosario Vargas and Román Gutiérrez as subjects of interest. A judge has since ordered six months of preventive detention for Condori at San Pedro prison. While the government and some legislators defend the arrest as a necessary step against impunity and political violence, Condori’s defense has denounced the move as political persecution, arguing that persecution. Amidst these developments, the evidence presented Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE) is insufficient. The detention has heightened political tensions, with supporters analyzing a request from the Alianza Unidad to enable a substitute senator to ensure the department of La Paz maintains political representation in the Senate while Condori threatening national protests if he is not released immediately. remains in custody.

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  1. 2026-10-22 09:04 UTC Bolivian Senator Nilton Condori political shift and arrest
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  5. 2026-10-18 18:41 UTC Bolivian Senator Nilton Condori political shift and arrest

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